Quote from: condoras on July 11, 2025, 04:57:41 PM

Quote from: Bitmessage on July 09, 2025, 05:28:24 AM

I thought they calculate BTC debt but the Estate has sold the assets already. So it's pro-rata on the sold assets, it was valuated at. 12 btc = $150k. Ouch ouch but well.

It was naive to believe I can sell on bitcointalk because you need to be a professional. I am more informed now. Buyers need do due diligence of course before purchasing. The deal I offered is no longer available due to a misconception I had about what it was worth. Sorry about this and sorry to hear you were scammed.

Well, this changes a lot for the worse for you and I'm sorry to hear it. It's a bit of a shock waiting for a repayment with the current price and instead to get x10 times lesser. But it is what it is. Btw and just for the record, if the Estate has already sold them, then why don't they give you your cut, and you have to sell your claim to another person/ entity?

Yes, very true. Not sure, UK laws "The Insolvency Act 2016", I don't have my own counsel in this matter. They refuse to release dividends however, must treat all Creditors equally, etc. It's messed up.